02081443717
TimeLine☎️ 02081443717 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 208144 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02081443717
- Spam call from travel agentFeb
2025Suspicious call claiming fake travelOct
2024Suspicious call with heavy accentOct
2024Scam call selling flight ticketsJun
2024Suspicious call about meter replacementAug
2021Just a phone number providedAug
2021Fake Opus caller, aggressive scamAug
2021Scammer posing as utility workerAug
2021Suspicious scam call, meter replacementAug
2021Scam warning: aggressive fake callerAug
2021Caller gave accurate info, suspected scamJul
2021Public site reveals meter detailsJul
2021Indian lady, call center, blockedJul
2021Warning: Bank scam alertJul
2021Scam call about meter installationJul
2021Suspicious call, hung up immediatelyJul
2021Indian spammer, fake electric meterJul
2021Silent ring followed by hang-upJul
2021Suspicious meter replacement call scamJul
2021Possible marketing spam; blocked callerJul
2021Suspected spam; foreign male callerJul
2021Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 12 July 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Boraston Dale(Shropshire), Loin Water(Argyll and Bute) and West Heath(West Midlands).
02081443717 has 17 comments of which 7 x neutral and 10 x negative
02081443717 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02081443717 👆 is reported as a persistent nuisance involving unsolicited calls claiming to be from travel companies or energy suppliers such as National Grid or Opus. Callers often have a distinct Indian or Asian accent and attempt to convince recipients that their electric meters are faulty and require urgent replacement. They request personal details, meter numbers, or bank information, sometimes providing partial accurate data to appear legitimate. Users report difficulty understanding the caller and note aggressive or insistent behaviour. The consensus is that these are scams or cold calls using researched data to gain credibility. Recipients are advised to exercise caution, avoid sharing personal details, and verify any claims through official channels before engaging. Blocking such numbers is commonly recommended.
Reports on phone number 02081443717
1 yearGot a call from some dodgy travel agency, total spam!2 yearsSome bloke rang up claiming to be Jay from a travel agency, but it was clearly dodgy since I hadn’t booked anything with them or any other holiday company.Jay2 yearsThis person called me and seemed to know my name, saying they were working for some travel agency talking about flight bookings. Their accent was so thick I could barely catch what they were saying. I figured it was probably just a dodgy scam or fake business.2 yearsThis number just rang me up trying to flog a plane ticket, said they were from JAXOR TRAVELS. If before they said they worked for some Gaz outfit, well, that figures. Watch out folks.JAXOR TRAVELSGaz5 yearsHad a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming to be from the National Grid. They said my meter was broken and needed replacing within 10 days, offering to schedule a convenient time. But when I probed with a few questions, they couldn't really answer properly. I asked if I could get something in writing first, and all they said was I'd get it once the meter was swapped out! It felt like a typical cold call, so I just ended the call.National Grid5 yearsThey informed me they were scheduled to replace my electric meter and requested my address.5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Opus about my meter being broken and trying to set up a time to fix it. They also asked for my bills to be sent over. I knew straight away it wasn’t legit and didn’t send anything. The bloke was rude and pushy, plus his heavy accent made it nearly impossible to understand. Definitely not who he said he was.Opus5 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming they were from National Grid, saying they needed to swap my meter on a certain day. They wanted my meter details and gave me a reference number, then asked for the current meter reading. They also mentioned I might get money back since the meter was apparently faulty. It became clear it was a scam when they called me a business and mentioned the wrong address. I hung up straight away. Watch out, these callers can be pushy and almost a bit aggressive. Don’t fall for promises of refunds or share any personal info with them.National Grid5 yearsYou can actually use a legitimate public site to look up MPAN (electric) and MPRN (gas) meter numbers, along with who supplies them. All you need is the property’s address (which scammers clearly manage to get). Enter your own email, and they’ll send you the full details of the meter number and supplier straight to your inbox. Simple! The scammers don’t know the person’s actual name, which is why they ask stuff like “Is that the owner?”. There’s a whole lot of people digging up this info to make their calls sound convincing! No worries Adem - I’m not falling for it again!5 yearsI got a call from a woman with an Indian accent who wanted to talk about electric meters for businesses. You could hear a bunch of people chatting in the background like it was a call centre or something. Ended up blocking the number straight away.5 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming they were sending out a new meter and needed the meter number for the date they said. Bloody annoying scammer.5 yearsGot a call from a guy who sounded Asian, he kept asking loads about my electric meter. Things got fishy when he started asking for bank info, so I just hung up. Checked with my electricity provider and they said they’d never asked for any details like that.5 yearsThey just rang and stayed quiet, then ended the call right away.5 yearsSomebody rang claiming to be from National Grid’s meter service team saying they needed to swap my meter. When I asked why I hadn’t had any letters, they said they'd sent two notices but apparently no one replied. They then gave me a meter reference number to pass on to the engineer they said would pop round. When I requested a number to call back, they hesitated and then gave me a local number, adding I should ask for Susan. The person had a typical Asian accent - honestly, I can’t understand why these calls keep coming through.National Grid ’ sSusan5 yearsGot a call from someone with an Indian accent saying they were from the National Grid about updating my electric meter. They asked for the business owner, but when I questioned them, they didn’t even know my name. Felt off to me since any real caller would have called me by the name on the bill. Definitely sounded like a scam.National Grid5 yearsGot a call today from this number but they didn’t leave a voicemail or anything, so no idea who it was! Feels like one of those annoying marketing calls to me. Anyway, I’ve just blocked it since it’s obviously nothing urgent.5 yearsGot a call from a guy with a foreign accent looking for the person in charge. When I said the boss was tied up and asked if he wanted to leave a message, he just hung up. Pretty sure it was just one of those cold calls or spam.Submit Your Own Report (020 8144 3717)
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